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while they are unloading these trains they are surprised by general custer's californiavy who comes in and captures the supply trains and some of the men. some of them escape and start heading back towards the court house village is where their main military is. the cavalry has caught up to them. this is one of the two battles that were done here in appotomax. this is the one known as the battle at appotomax station. the only battle fought between a con californiavy unit and a confederate -- the next morning lee sends out more troops to be able to take those trains because he believes the infantry men, the troops he has can overtake a cavalry unit in the area and get back to their supply trains. 597:30 in the morning another battle glins in the area when lee fairly soon discovers that general ord has arrived overnight with reinforcements and they have effectively cut off lee's approach back here to his supply trains. that battle lasts only to about 10:30 ton the morning when general lee sends his final message to general grant telling him he is now ready to surrender his army. you will

there was a confirmed tornado touched down in custer county. this one in blane county.torm dropping golf ball size hail. >> the region not finished yesterday with the threat of severe storms. we want to get a look at the forecast right now because there are new issues at hand. meteorologist pedram javaheri joins us with that. >> yeah, any additional rainfall is going to cause problems. you know the scenes coming in and out of houston, looking something like this. thousands of cars literally stranded. harris county being the county where houston is located, and the third most popular county in the united states actually averaged out the rainfall out there the entire county tuesday to be 5.2 inches. you do the math across houston metro that equates to 162 billion gallons of water. that is how much water this storm dropped over the region in 6 to 8 hours. another water for fill a sport venue 500 times over. so again, puts in perspective of why this particular storm is causing so much damage. unfortunately, you check the radar imagery, this is actually a severe warning a fe

who killed custer? >> david travels back and forth between south dakota and ohio, and learns 13 tribal languages, and is adopted by a sioux warrior, he draws dozens of sketches, and portraits of indians from numerous tribes, many confirm white bull's story. >> this is the indian side of the steer, what they said happened that day, you better pay attention to 2, because they were there. jamie: for young miller, his journey of discovery was a right of passage, what indians might call a vision quest. setting him on a unique career path, after serving in world war ii, he heads to hollywood, studios are turning out westerns, establishes himself as a leading consultant to directors looking to cast native americans in their film. david works on dozens of westerns, including tomahawk, and how the west was won. and the tv series daniel boone. his wife gets him to write a book about his experience. in 1470s -- 1970s, david and jan move to rancho santa fe, that is where they meet sandy solomon and become good frie

there was a confirmed tornado touched down in custer county. this one in blaine county. storms dropping golf ball size hail. so far, no significant damage has been reported. >> yeah. this is a problem in the region right now. there is more weather on the way. more rain in the forecast just how much let's bring in meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> guys in the next couple of hours we do get an additional inch maybe more in areas hard hit. severe thunderstorm warning in effect 40 miles north of houston. a line of active weather. believe it or not, this is one of the only lines of active weather in the entire state and it's pushing towards houston. any additional rainfall is going to exacerbate problems across this region. we take a look at this, we know the water over the past seven days absolutely remarkable. showing you in pink 6 to 10 inches of rainfall. 6 to 9 million people across dallas metro. houston, 5 to 6 million people. in wimberley, picking up 10 inches of rainfall. houston in particular monday night into tuesday morning, of course we know the 10 inches or so ca

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." >> it's home to cowboy ghost towns, custer's last stand seven indian reservations, the world's shortest river and largest migrating elk herd. the state animal is the grizzly bear... [ grizzly bear growls ] ...and it's sweeping vistas earned it the nickname "big sky country." we're talking montana, partner. >> montana is from the spanish word for mountains or mountainous. >> admitted to the union in 1889, its flag honors both the land and its people. >> so you see the tools of a miner -- a pickax, a shovel. you also see farming tools for the settlers who came and settled the land, and in the back you see the river the waterfall, and the rocky mountains in reference to the great nature they have in montana. >> montana's rich in precious minerals. the banner across the bottom boasts "oro y plata," which means "gold and silver." montana is also rich in wildlife. it has more species of mammals than any other state. our 41st state has some pretty strange laws. for example, it's illegal for unmarried women to go fishing by themselves on sundays. i guess in montana there's better ways to "hook"

while they are unloading these trains, they are surprised by general custer's cavalry, who captures the supply trains and some of the men. some of them escape and start heading back towards the courthouse village, where the main army is. when they are in this area where the artillery troops are the fatter -- confederate army has caught up to them. this was known as the battle of appomattox station. the only battle in the civil war fight between federal cavalry units and confederate artillery units. no infantrymen involved. the federal cavalry can overrun artillery positions quickly. so they are all retreating to the appomattox courthouse village. the next morning lee sends more troops to be able to take the trains. he believes that his infantrymen and the troops that he has can overtake a cavalry unit in the area and get back the supply trains. at 7:30 in the morning, another battle begins in the area. when lee discovers that the general and his army have arrived overnight with 20 of federal reinforcements. they have effectively cut off lee's approach to the supply trains. the battle la

it hadn't been done since maybe the... the last time that the sioux met the american army at custer's last stand, you know? i mean, that was the last time that the press covered anything. >> hinojosa: but take me from understanding that to then, you find, you discover thayou have home in e theater, many ars late and kinof how put those o things togethe how you understand your history as being a native american, american indian activist, who was challenging, forcefully, at all times, for your people, for your voice. fast forward several decades, and you are starring in a huge movie, controversial though it may be, avatar. how do you put those twohings together now in the sense of where you came from and where you've ended up? >> i've never really stopped doing the same thing. >> hinojosa: which is? >> which is rather than taking over buildings and confronting us mshalout thelains of south dakota or that kind of thing, these days what i do is i tell the story of our people. and because you brought up avatar, i have to tell you that that is a story that's been told so many times before.

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imposing commanders enthusiastically profane and ferocious men but a young 24-year-old cavalry general custer, on the confederate side, one man who fit the mode john brown gordon and former vice president of the united states, john c. breckinridge. on the other side two future presidents, rutherford b. hayes incredibly brave and a very young william mckinley. daring and dashing and in love with every village girl he met. rutherford b. hayes as president, honorable, ethical and the first man to try to reform the civil service. >> he took on a challenge that -- >> i didn't say he succeeded. it's an stored book and i love the idea that you focus on this you bring as everyone is witnessing such great passion love for the country's history. i think love for the country implies that one would have such a love of the history, that is not always the case, fortunate you -- >> i'm in awe of what those men went through. >> as i pointed out in the broadcast earlier this evening and talking with chris stirewalt and our cleg -- colleague chris williams. the book is "valley of the shadow," the author is ral

while they are unloading these trains they are surprised by general custer's californiavy who comes in and captures the supply trains and some of the men. some of them escape and start heading back towards the court house village is where their main military is. the cavalry has caught up to them. this is one of the two battles that were done here in appotomax. this is the one known as the battle at appotomax station. the only battle fought between a con californiavy unit and a confederate -- the next morning lee sends out more troops to be able to take those trains because he believes the infantry men, the troops he has can overtake a cavalry unit in the area and get back to their supply trains. 597:30 in the morning another battle glins in the area when lee fairly soon discovers that general ord has arrived overnight with reinforcements and they have effectively cut off lee's approach back here to his supply trains. that battle lasts only to about 10:30 ton the morning when general lee sends his final message to general grant telling him he is now ready to surrender his army. you will

. >> he paints their port rats and get -- portraits and gets inside scoop on custer's last stance. >> she is convinced it worth millions but will anyone buy it. >> was he an artist or just someone who documented a side of history?

as the army of northern virginia drips into appomattox courthouse the union cavalry under general custer has gotten in front of the confederate army, blocking the road they intend to use. the goal all along for robert e. lee is to get the army down. lee cap makes the terms to the south because union forces keep blocking the way but the union armies -- can't make the turn to the south because union forces keep blocking the way. this map shows the final battle which takes place on the morning of april 9. confederates initially pushed a -- the union troopers back. as reinforcements arrived, they realize they cannot make it through. the union army is surrounded on three sides of the river on the other side. of course, lee and grant will meet that very afternoon of april 9. one of the things that makes the appomattox surrender you knew there is an active campaign and right up to the last minute there is fighting. we do not know who the last casualty was, there is probably no way to know because the fighting spread out across the village. one of the possible candidates is montgomery from penns

for instance, like custer or mcart you are, any of the jenralts in the revolutionary war. here, there is room for only one military person. i think that everyone agreed that that military person should have been general funstine. why? that's what happened. so freeman got completely marginalized. though he did more work than any single individual in the city except for the firefightering force. at that time, the major, who was a violinnist, he was the head of the mue szishes union, and he was the first union party labor union party to control municipality in america. unfortunately, he was controlled himself by abera ham roof. -- abraham roof. he was a young man who was an prodigy, spoke many languages, but he also, as they said among other corrupt politicians, i saw my opportunities and i took them. well that was sure true of abraham roof because you could not do anything unless you hired him as a consultant. and abraham roof normally wanted $200,000 and this is all evident in the trials that came out of it. and he and mayor would keep half and the other half they would div

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the technology interface at the drive-in stall with the average custer many.t will integrate with social media, our own app that the customer can utilize on or off premises for ordering and paying and integrates with social media off premises and on promises. while we have this now in only about 800 stores out of 3,500 in the system we'll roll it out through 2015, 2016, 2017. i'm quite confident that that engagement with the customer on and off premises in a differentiated way will kind of mirror what we have our differentiated food made to order food and using the technology in the same sort of way. this is going to help drive traffic and drive loyalty over the next several years in a very sonic sort of way. >> all right. well, i think that the case for the company and stock are clear. but the one thing that did confuse the analysts is the buy back, whether it's done or going on hold. you have been one of the most aggressive buyers of your own stock. i'm assuming that nothing has change and we'll get good news in 2016. >> nothing has changed from that standpo

. >> this is an amazing scene because it reminds me of cust custer's last stand.old fares if you will, are still running the show and the women haven't gotten their place yet at all. >> no no they haven't. and i don't know. from what i can tell of the reaction to the episode i think it kind of hit a nerve that a lot of this hasn't changed and the interesting part about that scene is she never really mentions exactly what is going on but goes in as a business equal and he holds all the cards. >> and the guy was saying let's go spend the weekend together down south and wanted to have sex with her and she wouldn't say that. one character who left was the art director. let's watch this very tricky business about gay guy not quite coming out but being exposed. >> he was drunk. and he cornered me in the editing room. >> cornered you? >> yes. and i backed him off. i told him i was married and he was embarrassed and he left. >> you must have been really shocked. >> i was. believe me. >> but nothing happened. because nothing could have happened because you're married. >> t

overall, there was increasing concern about where we're going with greece, incidentally, both brian custeranthoniens just denied -- brussels and athens just denied that a deal was coming through. one of the senior members over the weekend, yves mersch, they don't want anything to do with the program. therefore they can't demand money from that existing program. just let me show you how the timetable is for greece. there's an ecb meeting on wednesday that presumably they'll discuss collateral and probably do nothing. there is some talk that they might aim for settlement by the eve summit thursday, friday, but the word there from brusz is also -- brussels is don't expect anything. according to an internal document from the imf from last week that was leaked, they don't have the cash clearly to pay that, the last one as you'll be aware, they played borrowing peter to pay paul through the sdr. the finance minister says they will be able to pay pensions at the end of the week. we're clearly now stacking up in a period where they don't have the money to pay the bills coming through. something is

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ramadi was a lo custer the sons of iraq the guys that turn the tide against al qaeda and iraq in 2006y are mostly sunni, sheikhs and we had enough of them assassinateing our leadership. stealing our economic trade through which we have enriched ours from saddam until now. we see americans credible and non-sectarian actor on the ground that when they come in and fight the terrorists they don't ethnic cleansing against us. you don't have the marines, the first division. instead you have iss soldiers many of them trained but not so well tran dined completely flagging feeling like if they're sunnis why should we defend them on behalf of baghdad? it's controlled by shia and backed by iraq. >> we will look at the head of the defense committee t. iraqi army did have the will to fight ramadi. they lacked aerial support. it goes no what you are saying. it's not just you talk about morale the equipment and even the training. we said they were combat ready the u.s. did you do when we left. you think that was a misstatement? >> look. if nobody wants to discuss the fact the organic cultural nature

it's like going on a roller custer. a really scary one. >> reporter: but you still do it.to get over the fear. >> reporter: the father says climbing makes their children more focused, more mature. >> what is that if you're never letting your kids take risks and learn? >> reporter: a new perspective showing kids going to extremes and treading with caution can soar to new heights. for "today," hallie jackson, nbc news, riverside, california. >> who would let their kid do it? >> not me. >> scary. >> maybe wrap them in bubble wrap and let them. >> i'm thinking extreme chess or book club for vail. >>> up next the teenager given detention for that dress. why her response is making headlines around the world. >>> and then "are we there yet." a live performance like one you've never heard before. ♪ >> and hitting the road for a great cause. matt's tour de red nose. but first these messages. what if sprint could cut your rate plan in half? that's incredible. bring in your verizon or at&t bill turn in your old phone, and we'll cut your rate plan in half. switch now and we'll pay wha